Perodua is taking a bold step forward in redefining mobility for Malaysians with the introduction of its all-new P-Circle Super App, marking the national carmaker’s evolution beyond manufacturing into the realm of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS).
The initiative represents Perodua’s strategic pivot toward digital transformation, integrating a full spectrum of mobility solutions within one connected ecosystem.
As one of Malaysia’s most trusted automotive brands, Perodua has long been synonymous with affordable, reliable, and accessible mobility. Now, it aims to extend that accessibility into the digital era.
According to Dato’ Sri Zainal Abidin Ahmad, President and Chief Executive Officer of Perodua, the P-Circle app consolidates the brand’s services into a single, user-friendly platform designed to enhance customer engagement and convenience.
“The P-Circle offers mobility as a lifestyle, as all these offerings cover a significant portion of our online services engagement under one super app,” said Dato’ Sri Zainal.
“This diversification into tech-based business is in line with our future direction and the auto industry’s evolution.”
The P-Circle will serve as a one-stop digital hub for Perodua owners, bridging every aspect of ownership — from purchase and financing to aftersales support and digital mobility services. It also represents Perodua’s answer to a shifting automotive landscape where consumers increasingly value connectivity, flexibility, and convenience over traditional ownership.
Through P-Circle, users will soon be able to perform a variety of functions such as vehicle service booking, warranty tracking, insurance renewal, and maintenance scheduling directly from their mobile devices. The platform also promises seamless integration with Perodua Smart Drive, enabling real-time vehicle telematics, location tracking, and push notifications for service reminders or vehicle health updates.
Future updates are expected to incorporate car-sharing, subscription-based ownership, and even ride-hailing integration, laying the groundwork for a fully functional MaaS ecosystem in Malaysia. This aligns with Perodua’s broader goal of creating an intelligent, connected mobility network that supports the needs of urban commuters and next-generation car users.
The P-Circle initiative comes as part of Perodua’s wider commitment to Malaysia’s digital economy and green mobility transition. MaaS, a concept that blends technology, transportation, and user-centric design, allows people to plan, book, and pay for multiple mobility services through a single platform — effectively transforming transportation from a product to a service.
Perodua’s embrace of MaaS also reflects a growing regional trend. Japanese parent company Daihatsu and partner Toyota have already invested heavily in smart mobility solutions globally, and Perodua’s P-Circle is seen as a local adaptation of that strategy, tailored to Malaysia’s unique mobility ecosystem.
The move also dovetails with Malaysia’s National Automotive Policy (NAP) and Low Carbon Mobility Blueprint, which encourage automakers to innovate beyond traditional car sales and embrace sustainable, digitally enhanced business models.
For existing Perodua customers, the P-Circle app will redefine engagement by offering a personalised digital interface. Owners will be able to access their vehicle’s records, receive reminders for periodic maintenance, locate nearby service centres, and even enjoy rewards and benefits through loyalty programmes.
At the same time, new buyers will experience a more streamlined purchasing journey, with end-to-end digital touchpoints covering financing, insurance, and post-delivery services.
As Malaysia’s largest automaker by volume, Perodua’s influence extends far beyond car sales — it shapes the nation’s mobility culture. By venturing into MaaS and developing the P-Circle Super App, Perodua is not only keeping pace with global automotive trends but also setting a new benchmark for homegrown innovation in the digital mobility space.
The app’s future roadmap could include EV integration, enabling users to locate and pay for charging stations, track battery status, and plan long-distance trips through optimised routes. This would complement Perodua’s upcoming range of electrified and hybrid models, ensuring that its digital transformation aligns with its electrification goals.
With P-Circle, Perodua is taking its brand philosophy — “Building Cars, People First” — into the connected age. It is no longer just about making cars; it’s about delivering mobility as a lifestyle, empowering Malaysians with smarter, more sustainable ways to move.
As the industry moves toward a future defined by connectivity and convenience, Perodua’s proactive shift towards MaaS through the P-Circle Super App cements its place as a forward-thinking leader in Malaysia’s automotive sector — and a key player in shaping the nation’s next mobility chapter.
